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I think this is a point a lot of open source projects miss. They can, and probably should, sell the software even though it is open source. Trademark (?) prote

I think this is a point a lot of open source projects miss. They can, and probably should, sell the software even though it is open source. Trademark (?) protection would prevent a third party from using their name even though it was open source (at least I think so based on the whole Iceweasel event). Personally, I'd also gladly pay Filezilla a small amount even though it's open source.

dec0dedab0de 12y ago
It's 4 in the open source definition. http://opensource.org/osd-annotated http://opensource.org/osd-annotated
nightcracker 12y ago
You can protect your name even while being open source and free. This is why I use the zlib license.